Sentence examples for given the slightest from inspiring English sources

"When given the slightest opportunity, he is strong enough to beat the best".

Given the slightest chance, they will squeeze themselves into cars and airless lorries.

She is a character who would be easy to disparage and even loathe, given the slightest authorial encouragement.

Given the slightest space to square up, Sacramento Kings guard Peja Stojakovic is the most dangerous shooter in the N.B.A.

Metals differ from covalently bound insulators in that those electrons responsible for the cohesion of the metals move freely throughout the metal when given the slightest extra energy.

It said "the presidency of the Republic has never given the slightest instruction to any (state) service" to investigate leaks in the L'Oréal affair.

This harm would be magnified, given the slight chance that Iran is going to address the IAEA's concerns later.

And given the slight but intriguing plot, there are a few scenes around the middle that could be cut, given the piece a greater impact.

Dr. DiFerdinando said that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta did not recommend that the Princeton workers be treated with antibiotics, given the slight degree of possible contamination.

The show's catalog raises interesting issues: the position of Jews in English society and to what degree Sargent stressed his friends' Jewishness, given the slight edge of caricature and stereotype that he conferred on many of his portrait subjects.

Nevertheless, given the slight negative impact on precision and F-measure, we kept this feature.